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seized by armed and disguised white
Adjourned until tomorrow.
THE DEPENDENT PENSION BILL.


men.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
THE DEPENDENT PENSION BILL.
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1G.-Mr. Matson,
chairman of the pension committee, has
been engaged several days in preparing
the report on the Presidents veto of the
dependent pension bill. Il is understood
the committee are a unit in favor + the re-
port and will recommend the passage of
the bill over the veto.
DISSATISFACTION.
There is great dissatisfaction in the
Randall wing OF the Democratic party
oyer the fact that they have not been
given proper recognition II tie organizq-
ZION OF the House. This feeling
is aggravated by the recent structures
of ~. Carlisle on the tariff, rs seen in his
recent caUstiC letters. So deep g wound
has been desIt the Randall wing that they
now say dehsntly that they will Join the
Republicans in the organization OF the
next House unless they have an absolute
promise of their quota of places On com
mIttees and N subordinate offices.
TEXAs TO THE FRONT.
In an editorial this morning the Wash
ward in defending her good name. Gov
ern0r Ireland arrived in Washington to-
day to explode the cock and bull story
about Republicans who fed from Texas
and claim to have been pursued and
driven away because Of their politics.
The Governor puts q very different face
on the affair"
The Critic in this connection says:
ave would suggest TO Mr.. Hoar that the
Texas kuklux Inquiry is q chestnut OF
very ancient lineage. 1t is no credit to
the general government TO be holding an
inquest upon local election squabble."
COKE's AMENDMENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Coke
to-day, introduced an amendment to the
river and harbor bill, making al appro-
priation of $500 600 for dredging a
channel not less than $50 feet vide and
twenty feet deep across Galveston bar,
from deep water inside the bar to deep
wster outside. The amendment also re
quires the contractors for the work to
maintain q channel for one year for the
additional sum OF 500, 900.
TWO CAUCUSEs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IG.-B5th parties in
the Senate held an "Order OF business"
caucus this morning. \ list of the meas
ures in the calendar prepared by the Re
publican caucus committee was laid be-
fore tae Democratic caucus, and certain
changes indicated to the order in which
it vas desired the measures should Come
up.
In the Republican caucus the Seua tors
were afforded an ogpo tuuity to express
fresh preferences. Senators Sherman
aud Harris, cha rmen, respectively, Of the
caucus committees, armed with the opin-
ions OF tn If caucuses, were authorized to
confer with each other and reGcn COM
promise upon points Of difference. They
will probably meet tomorrow morning
and arrange definitely the order of bust
ness for the rest OF the session.
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4 HEAVY FAILURE.
One of the Oldest Business Houses OF
Galveston in Trouble.

One of the Oldest Business Houses OF
Galveston in Trouble.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb 14.-About 10
O'Clock tonight rumors began to fly
about town that the old and well known
wholesale dry goods firm of Block, Open
helmer & Co. had made as assignment to
Albert Weis for the benefit of its credit
ors. A reporter Immediately Wis
tied the office of the firm and
found attorneys and others
present as though just concluding some
important conf renee. The assignment
was denied but il was admitted that the
firm was embarrassed and the statement
was made that the nature and extent of
its embarrassment would be made public
tomorrow. From ali that can be learned
tonight from reliable souoces there is no
doubt whatever but that an
assignment has been determined upon
if not already consumated.
The failure caused general surprise to-
night wherever known. The firm has
been in business in this city for the past
twenty years. For several years its lite
was Greenleve, Block & Co, but three
years ago Mr.. Greenleve Withdrew. The
firm did e large business, handling boots
and shoes in addition to dry goods. No
particulars regarding the liabilities or
assets could be obtained tonight.
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Their Business Boomine-

PROBABLY no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at II, W. vii,
liams ard Co.'S drug store assSh6ir giving
away to their customers ofso many free
trial bottles of DR., King,s New Discov-
cry for ConsumpeSNa, Their trade is
simply enormous in this very valuable
article from the fact that It. always cures
and never dissppoints. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, andsall throat
and lung diseases quickly cureds,.- You
can test it Before buying by getting a
trial bottle free, large size 81. EYers
bottle warranted.
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NATURAL GAS
Signs Show that Under St, Louis There /
Plenty of IT.

Signs Show that Under St, Louis There u
Plenty of 1t.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. lO.-Professoi
Ashburner, formerly State Geologist Of
Pennsylvania and now general EXPERT
and Chief Engineer of Philadelphia Natl
ural Gas Company OF Pittsburg, arrived
here last Tuesday ana has since been ex-
aiming the adjacent country on both
sides of the Mississippi river and nonng
its geological formation. The Professor
WAS brought here By the Cotton Compress
Company to determine whether It is
worth the effort and cost to bore for nat
urGI gas in small quantities. Mr. Ash
burner says it will be some days before he
can give definite opinion as to the ad-
visibility of the borings, but so far the
signs all point to the existence of plenty
of gas under the city of St. Louis. The
Professors report is awaited with much
interest.
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India


IN HONOR OF yICTORIA'S JUBILEE.
CALCUTTA, Feb. l6 Twenty five thou
sand of the $4,000 prisoners confined in
the jaIIs throughout India will be re-
leased to-day, as an act of clemency to
commemorate the jubilee Of Queen Vic
toria. In selecting prisoners to be li5-
Grated special pains has been taken TO
show leniency TO females. All persons
imprisoned for debt throughout Indiq,
where the, debt IS under 100 rupees, will
also be liberated to-day in commemora-
ton of the jubilee. Ia these cases the
government VIII pay the debts.
TO EXTEND TIE RAILWAY.
BERLIN, Feb. l6.-Eerssische Zeitung
has dispatch from Moscow, saying the
Indian authorities have concluded to
extend the Quettah Railway to Northwest
Afgnanistan, in order to secure an outlet
for the British commerce of Central
Asia. The Gar has sent number of
Russian officers to Afghanistan to investi-
gate the matter.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Rumors of War Heard from Every Cap.
ital Of Seeking Peace in
Preparations for War.
Twenty Five Thousand Prisoners in India
to be Released to COmmemo-
rate VictoriR's Jubilee.
Austria.


VIENNA, Feb. IG-Questions asked the
government in the R-lclsrs h yesterday
in relation 10 the proposed credit for
military purposes, elected the informQ-
ton that Hungary would only enroll in
the Landsturm such men as bsd military
training or were likely to make good
soldiers. Numerous exemptions would
be made. II Austria the enrolment of
men under the age Of forty-two would be
almost universal. Ex-otlicer5 up to the
age of sixty years will also be enrolled.
Men who are only fitted for ambulance
or office work Will not be exempted.
Il is semi-oflicislly stated that an
Austria hungarian treaty to continue
tsn years will he arranged and will go in
operation in SIS
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Z H,every business man IN Fort Worth
would send the weekly GAZETTE for
yearsto some. friend in the old states IN
would do more TO boom immigretion than
sny otheg means. Try it-fne cost. Is
nothing and you may ret q vaiuabieprize
IN the April DISTRIBUTIONS Of GAzETrE's
free premiums.
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Pleaded entity Of Murder.

NEW YORK, Feb. ia plea of guilty
to On indictment for murder in the first
degree startled the Court of General SEES
sions yesterday. Henry Shipmsn, the
young man who, on February 3, shot and
killed his lsndlady, Mrs. Josephine Mss
son, was the indicted man. Perhaps this
was the first time in the history of the
court that man ever so pleaded gr,flsy,
and left the court no option but TO sssk
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HuNRarY.


THE CREDITS APPROVED.
PEsTH, Feb. lG.-The military commit
tee of the Lower House of the Hun
earian Diet has approved the credit Of
100000 forms asked by the government
for national defense.
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China.
INVASION OF BURMAH.

INVASION Of BURMAH.
LONDON, Feb. lG.-Advices from India
say thatnews ola Chinese invasion of Bur-
nah has been conveyed in letter 10 the
Bonn who is visiting Msndaay. The Ga
zette sud Pioneer of Bombay confirm the
news
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MISS CLARA BARTON
She Concludes Her investigation in the
Drouih District.

UrouIH DIsITIcI,.-
Special to the Gazette.
CISCO, TEN, Feb. 1O.-MIss Clara Bar.
ton, President OF the American National
Red Cross, and Dr.. j. H. Hubble, Gener-
al Field Manager, returned to Cisco this
morning. Since their arrival in Texas,
some two weeks ago, they have been
travelling out through the country OF
ShaCkelf0rd, Stephens and Young cOun-
ties making personal examinations Of
the true situation OF the wants
of the people. MiEs Barton reports that
she found the people short everywhere
she went, and that she has seen lean peo-
pie from actual hunger, caused by ab-
stinence from food, but not N Texas.
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Mrs. f. W. lnabsn,, 472 West Madison
street, Chicago, AL,s recommends Red
Star Cough CureJsa few doses of which
gave her entire relief from violent cold.
Price % cents.
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NIP the evfian theS6ud' Sop that
cough in its tirstSs.ases' before serious
consequences ensSes Dr.. j. H. Mclean
Tar Wine LuRgsBslSls 40 effective rem
edv; - cenls bottIe%se
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81 For the weeks news take the Fort
Worth Weekly GAZETTE, Only 81 40 8
year, with g ticket tofthe gsand preI6ian
drawing. ~
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Cable Notes.


NEGOTIATIONS STILL PENDING.
LODoN, Feb. lG.-Negotiations for the
renewal of the entente cordiale between
Italy, Germany and Austria continues.
1t only desire, 10 extend the scope OF the
agreement to cover The Mediterranean
and Balkan questions.
ROME RETURNS THANKS.
Berlin, Fsb. lG.-Cardinal Jacobini
hss sent a letter 10 Bismarck thanking
him for his recent concessions in revision
OF the May laws.
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T@6est regulator Of digestive organs
angffe bsst .aepetizer knoan is Angos-g
.,tsEa Bttters. z Tryyl, butsbewaraof iui.,.
fstons. Get iron seurs9facar or drug
gisttke genuine article, manufactured BY
DR.. J. G. B. Seigert & Sons.
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tence him to death if his plea were sccepe
ed. When the recorder recovered from
his surprise he refused to accept the plea
and instructed the clerk to indorse the in
dictment with the plea OF mot guilty."
Shipman was taken back To the Tombs
and will be tried az some future date. 1t
is supposed by many in the court that he
pleaded guilty merely to hack up the as
sumption OF insanity
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Snatched from thejaws of deaf; saved
from theigrave--sase sample Setpressions
in letters fromssdt who have been re-
lieYed from iives of misery add suffering
by English Female Bittersaz e3...
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Why will you snfer with Those terrible
s5slfe U Sh adschess when .Morfis' Casca-
rine meyer fails teariye=them away?
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Fave you father, mother, brother or
'sstster that would Ike tirst-elass news
'paEeffs Subscribe TO the Weekly Ga,
TEpnd get for ycurse,tsg uckesin thss
big drawing ,s.e,
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\ POpe's edicESsalesifs Bun; don't III stake
that for Or. Bulis4cSgh syrup
Use 70 o'her ~ the best. Salvation OIL
cares ail psin. pTf9ss5 cents q bottle.
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eSEbscribe. now for tie Wesklg GAZETTE
-the.be sf fln1gly papsf IN Pexas-apdget
ia chstee in april 6fstribstfon Of kfsee -.
x ID - =
{ SMELL OF WAR.
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TIE SENATE. :
Special to the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX, Feb. lG.-In the Sgna&
to-day petitions were offered IS follows:
By Senator Davis Of Madison county,
asking tha- Co-oDer&tive stores he per-
mitted 20 De incorporated; also from clti-
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rAUslsiOAr.

BurrEs-Bu;,sr,De. 1904; cream
cry, ls(92lo. dairy, l69lss; country
butter, y glsc.
Hoo PRoDuoB-s,eRdy; mess pork,
nov, fl7 %, old, SIS 80; sugar cured
hams, l2l9 81; breakfast bacon, 100
lie; clear nb sides. bacon, 0lia pke (;
c ear side bacon, 9lc; bacon shOu dsrs,
"A bulk pork, clear pdes, o.; esr
Mafket weak, l09i5c lower; na.
tiyes, So 2jCe4 10; w.Btsin, % 1908 20
rexins, 81 1908 co. lambs, 81 600
3 80 per head.
LARp-Tierces, Gle; halt barrels,
7lc; kegs, 7lci choice kottls, sl69sIo.
Steady.
CnKEsp Prime 1lts, e@i0c; Nsw
York factory, none; fall cream, loo
Young American, l6c.
Pos FgEr-B ,rrels, 81 80; half bar.
rels, 80 rs; kegs. 81 10.
POULTRY -O1ickens Quiet; eprlnR.
81 Oi9 ~ old hens, 81 80.
FRssa Ms,rs-OJld storage beef,
fcreqnarters, 3.@il; hindquar,ers oil
bsri, 81 q; mat Oh, So.
81. LOUIS, No, August 3.-Pfovlsion,
diI. Polk " esular; new, SIS 80
Lard, 30 40. Dry salt mests-box a
sh ,uidsn f5 70, long clear, - TO-
al ar nbs, - IS. short clear. IS 40
b .con-boI d sh Iulders, % rs; lons
clear and clear ribs, 500 10; shorl
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened dull
and closed dull; middliog. etc. Sales,
80 balee; recsipts, IA bales; shipments
- bales; stock on haDd, 0i05 bal, 9
receipts to date, 682 3l9 bales; ship
msnis to date, 8'0,l47 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7lc; Vood ordinary, Sic
low middiiDg, Ole; middling, ole
good middlibg, Ole; midi ing lair
nominal; faiT, nominal; stains and
tinges, 7s@sIc; dusty, ei@si,
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT. .
Stock September Let, 1908; burnt
90 z; home consumption TO date
2I19, stock running account. 6,pb
Imports-L, N o. 4 7. r.. Ri; NJ,
3 q y X r, 81 steamerr, 3; wagons,
8. ExpoI,s-NJne.
New York tpo,s opened easy and
closed easy; middling. l0c. Salfs, 5Sa
bales. Qnriations were a. folio We
Ordinary, 7li; good ordinary, s Is l6c;
low middliDs, 0lc; middios, lOc; GOOD
middlipg, lot middling fair, l0lc;
lair, llic. Futures opened easy ard
closed tteady a. follows: July, Q so bid
August, 0 82Ca0 81; Sepiemho., g35(d
936: October, o 24G9 rs; November,
Q 1903 20, December, . 20; Jsnuarv,
e22@s2l; F-brua,y, 02s@e?9;
March. 935S9 g; April 942Ca9. i3
May, 0 20 o 90: June, 0 so bid. Sales,
lao bs es
The NV Orleans spo. market open.
cd easy aud closed easy; middliae, Ole
Sales, 30 bales. Ga talions we're a
follows: Ordinary, 7is; good ordin.
airy, SIC; low middling, eic; mid.
dung, eic; good middling, Ole
Futuieb opsned steady at decline
and cosed tteady, N iJllows: Angus
0 1900 IL; Sep'smb-r, 8 S7aS So; DC
tob.r, s.77@S7s November. STAG
$50 December s.76C9s 70; J,nuary,
sSl@s 50; February, s9l@s92
Msien, 9@90l; April, 909CS9 TO-
My, DISCO 10; June, 92Sa ~
Sales, 80 200 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET
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HOUsgHOLp sUPPLuEs.

APPLks-Buyipg, looee, 5O(Stl IS;
seliirg, f2(a2 % pr barrel; Ke. lucky
stock, f292 80 per barrel; dried a..
pies, Sc per pouad from store. Dried
peaches, &c tom store.
VEaErABLKs-0aions, 81 50 from
store. CsbDsee, Northern, s3@3 q
crate. Krsuf, barrels, So; hail bar.
sels, -. Garlic, 81 per 100.
FHUIr-Oranges, o. per box; Lem.
ous, "a 5095 ser box; light sup ply y.
BInanas, 81 b0C92 80 per bunch.
NUr-Oocoa ua, 81 per 100. Pea.
nu s-Virsinia, g.; renuesses fam.
en- stocs, SC4tr; roasted, 2ic higher;
shell d, l0c. Psclns-rexa', 7(sl0c
RABtSs London ayers, s.; layers,
81 20; q liiornia, 81 rs.
PIcKLs-In ~. pin's, csc; quarts,
81 50; haf g.llo. .. s. 20; eall nus,
- Is; looee, barr.ls, 81 50Ia7; ba |
barrels, "a; m red, barrels, $40 80;
m x~d. hat bafT-ls, %.
EoGs-Scarce, l2Igl3c.
PorAr s-Ddll, selling, $40 81 %
par barrel.
OIDEs-Nev York. o. 20 per barrel
and "a 80 per hall barrel.
FIsH-M, ck-re half barre's, No I,
SO 25; N 2, s. rs; No. 3, 50; 10Th
~, No. /, 81; N. 2, 9jc; No 3, S5e.
DRY herring, family, 25i pr box.
yIssoAn -loSl6c per gallon.
Scars 395ic.
oAsDLEISFall weight, s,@oc.
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Abe Low
Water.
Gu nse,.
STATIONS.

CAIRO. August 2.-Noon-l I feet 7
lnohes on the gauge and falling. Weather
IA aud bot.
EVANSVILLE, August s-Noon-Rivsr
feet on the gauge and falling. Weather
clear and ho'.
PIrrSBURG, Ausut ]. Noon-RIyer 9
Get Z inches on tho gauge and rising.
MeAther clear aud warm.
WHEELING, August 8.-Eoon-Riysr 2
MoNthef clear a. q uarm.
CINCINNATI. August 8.-Hoon-Riysr 0
feet inches on the gauge aud falling.
Weather clear Thermometer ~.
LOUfSVtLLR, August .-NOon-Rlvor I
feet . inches In the canal aud loot inches
on lhe falls and stationary. Weather clear
and hot.
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ktCHASGR.

ththhNoEs
New Yofb and principal c!.iss ga,ib
and East pa buying. 1 premium sell.
ing; New Eagland sight, 4 dIscount
buying; EeE 0hosns, I discount buy.
ing, par selling.
flock CALL BOARD.
The bids, offerings and Gales TODAY
were ss follows;
Bond,. - Voted States coupons. A.,
1907, l27 hid; Uai,ed States registered
is, 1907, l27 6id; United States con.
pons, AZ, los hid United stsies reg.
lstered ~, los bid; Shelby County
6s, ITO bid.
Sal0-None.
Nav YopK, August 3.-Money on
call easy nj 4db per cent, closed
offered at 81 Pune mercantile pa.
per, 5iCD6. Sterling exchange dull
but s'esdv, az 1914 I u sixty days bills
and 4s br demand.
Bonds - Government bonds were
dull and hfmer. State bonds were
neglected.
Wall Street.-The unessines caused
by the rumora Ia regard 10 the loans
made by the Ives synd cate entirely
disappeared today, and the temper OF
the market underwent q marked
change for the bitter. There was re-
newsd buying for the long account,
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GROUERIEs.

suaAR-Pure white, 6I@6Ic; OF
white, 6lc; yellow clsfinsd, Ole;
seconds, 6l@6c; refined A, 6i96s +;
gianule,ed, Bs@6a,; powdered, 7Ic;
cut loaf, 7ic. Firm.
RcE-Lonisians, 4l@5ac; Carolina,
6!@8ic.
UASDIKs -Slicks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals sui barrels, 7!99ic.
o FFsg-Oommo" i9s; ordinary,
a@20!c; fair, 2lI@22c; prime Rio,
229 22tc; choice 10 fancy, 23@23ic
old government, 29@3Sc. Higher.
sALr-01io river, 81 10 per barrel ;
Saginaw. ! 20 per barrel; sackS, fine,
81 359l IS; cluras, 81 l0@i 10;
packets, bleacLed, 2i(97c.
M1LAssRs LOUISIANA, common %
fair, 27@S0e; prime to choice, 42@50r
syrup, 2o(9i0c; common to fair, ESQ
2Sc. prime 10 choice; 35@i0c; cen.
trifusal fancy, 359iOc. Qdiet.
BALrrNoRE, Nip, August 9.-Cofiee
higher and drm Rio, caigoee, ordinary
TO fair, lSi@lsf.
NEw YoRK, August 3 Coffee, spot,
fair Rio. nominal, at 100; options lower
and less active; sales, 40, 500 bags; An.
gust, $40 90C9l6 95; September, fl7 10
OIL %; October, fl7 269l7 40; No
vemher, fl7 359l7 b6. December,
tl7 4O(sl7 81; January, Si7 40i9l7 65;
February, tl7 80; March, sl7 81; April,
sl7 60t9l7 b6; May, SIT 55Cal7 90.
Sugar quiet; Gaudaloupe, 4iO; csntri.
fuesls, 8 8 loo; rehnsd quiet; white
extsC, 8 lJ6' mould A.6lC95 l5 l8c
OF A, 8 3. l6C95te; powdered, 8&8i .;
graduated, D VI cubes, b.94Se8c. Mo
laases steady. x CO steady.
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Trustees sale.

DURsU ANT TO the rose . Vested Ia ne "a
\ t,uHes N ? eef'ain decd srses,s cd %
the III day Of July, no, hy Julia fiinpat-
rick, and recorded 10 tie On . oi the NJ fis-
to- u she ~ county, Tenn In book l6i.
paae 40. 10 aa.ufe q certain tndebtednsss
therein menti0nsd, / will.
Ou saturday eagast ~, 1857,
between tho aours u 10 o'clock Aa and
o'clock . tn.. at the suuthvest Garner n
Main aud Madison ltfse ., Va the Tsxins-
District, lat city u Nsmphis, bnelhy coun-
ty,Tenn. cell AZ bubble auction. 20 the hish-
ssi blddsF. tor cash the folloslng described
real eltais, stu tied T. toe "a 4 raxius-Dis-
tfic,, lat cily u Memphis, she By coanty.
Tenn, 40 Described a iOllous, t0-viti
Beginning the point o intersection Of
the west lire % Nail street v ~ the north
line VI Market street In said cityl running
thence north thuty Gel Zee TO as'ske On the
vest line Of Main sttedl thence usitwafdly
onla lios paral 81 with " fkst street sixty
eight t6sl OF seventy fQl feet 10 the vsst line
OF the eHt hnl OF lot No. une Hus drei and
faTty.thfee titn, on the plan of the city of
NemphisI theneis uthNnr, lysn q tine par-
allei With Main street thifty 10 feet H. tho
nofth sdo II Market ttre ~ lhsnee east
Wafdiy With the nor n lire " Market street
sitty.elght (fsl 81 seventy l7ul fec 70 the bs-
ginning. The TILE 20 lhs propsrty u boz
iisvsd 70 bs 50 a. bat hall sell asd CONVEX
" "D"'V p. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
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and the shorts began to run, which
quickly recovered the losses Of yester-
day for most Of the active stocks. The
room traders, who have bsen bearish
to Q man, became divided In opinion,
and their operations lacked the vim Of
the past few days. The close was
quiet but firm, at or near the best fig.
urea reached. The active lists are all
higher.
Railroad bonds were dull; sales
$685., 600 The final changes ara ir-
regular and about equally divided be-
tween gains aud Losses. Toe total
sales OF stocks today were $3.50 Gel
shares. Closing quotations.:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-04
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